News
Feminism
Debate Union tackles Beyoncé’s influence on feminism
“We’re talking about black and white feminism. Where the hell is everyone else?” Read More
Flood
UR tight-lipped amid torrent of criticism
While students have been vocal in their condemnation of UR’s response to last week’s Gale House flooding, the University has remained relatively silent. Read More
Science & Research
Researchers discover new shape-memory polymer
The shape-memory polymer could have a variety of applications, including sutures, artificial skin, body-heat assisted medical dispensers, and self-fitting clothing. Read More
Campus
Climate survey achieves only modest success
Many students who have filled out the survey said that it provides an effective and efficient channel to voicing concerns some may not feel comfortable with or have time to communicate. Read More
UR Politics
Curriculum reviewed, changes recommended
The Curriculum Review Committee released a full report of their investigation into the effectiveness of the Rochester Curriculum last Friday. Read More
Race
#SayHerName speaker extols activism
The speech centered on the importance of education while touching on activism, racial identity, and women's rights in America. Read More
Campus
Flood leaves students out to dry
“I don’t know how I’m going to pay for it. I talked to my dad, but I’m still not sure.” Read More
Snow
Record snowfall riles UR students
A record Rochester snowfall, travel warnings from Monroe County, school closings from seven neighboring institutions—and UR did not cancel undergraduate classes Tuesday. Read More
Campus
Spirit Week offers students treats
The thirteenth annual UR Spirit Week presented students with myriad events and activities last week, featuring both free food and giveaways. Read More
Campus
Former Federal Reserve official appointed economics professor
Kocherlakota will begin teaching an undergraduate course in money and banking next year, along with a course for graduate students. He is currently focusing on his research. Read More
